As they campaign for Emmy limited series nods, Fanning and Verbruggen admit that it’s depressing to see their 1890s drama suddenly feel so relevant.
Episode 2: Unlike “People v. O.J. Simpson” or “Big Little Lies,” there’s no obvious frontrunner in 2018 — and that should make the limited series and TV movie categories more interesting.
Tookit Podcast: One of the year’s best episodes of TV was also one of the riskiest. Director Hiro Murai breaks down how he and Glover kept “Teddy Perkins” from becoming a bad SNL sketch.
Robert and Michelle King just wrapped Season 2 of their CBS All Access series by taking on Trump and Weinstein but still having fun.
In the 200th episode of Screen Talk, Eric Kohn and Anne Thompson celebrate two movies that are surprise commercial hits in limited release.
Screen Talk Emmy Edition 2018: IndieWire’s Emmys podcast returns with a look at this year’s landscape in key categories and races.
You’d be hard-pressed to find bigger fans of Leslie, Ron, and the “Parks” crew, but this week’s Very Good TV Podcast offers an alternative to revivals.
“The Jim Jefferies Show” host on his role as the “gun control guy,” why Michelle Wolf’s White House Correspondents gig was a huge success, the rumors about his death in Malta, and more.
Screen Talk, episode 199: How several movies got Oscar boosts from Cannes. Plus: Why “Solo” is a letdown and what to make of the Morgan Freeman reports.
In the latest episode of IndieWire’s Filmmaker Toolkit podcast, Schrader breaks down the narrative devices he uses to destabilize his audience.
After five new episodes of “Westworld,” here’s where the core characters stand, how they’ve changed, and even more in the Very Good Television Podcast.
Zhao said with her Bass Reeves biopic, she’ll direct a more traditional cast like she did with her first-timers: “You can work with an actor in a certain way, you can create an environment like Terrence Malick has always done.”
